The Poems and Plays of Oliver Goldsmith, Volume 1Hurst, 1889 - 245 pages |
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Page 122
... Croak . Well , well , no more questions about it . Leont . Ask the sick if they long for health ? ask misers if they love money ? ask- What's Croak . Ask a fool if he can talk nonsense ? come over the boy ? What signifies asking , when ...
... Croak . Well , well , no more questions about it . Leont . Ask the sick if they long for health ? ask misers if they love money ? ask- What's Croak . Ask a fool if he can talk nonsense ? come over the boy ? What signifies asking , when ...
Page 123
... Croak . And how can you expect your breaking open my letters should give me pleasure ? Mrs. Croak . Pooh ! it's from your sister at Lyons , and contains good news ; read it . Croak . What a Frenchified cover is here ! That sis- ter of ...
... Croak . And how can you expect your breaking open my letters should give me pleasure ? Mrs. Croak . Pooh ! it's from your sister at Lyons , and contains good news ; read it . Croak . What a Frenchified cover is here ! That sis- ter of ...
Page 155
... Croak . Ha ! ha ! ha ! And so , my dear , it's your supreme wish that I should be quite wretched upon this occasion ? ha ! ha ! Croak . ( Mimicking . ) Ha ! ha ! ha ! And , so , my dear , it's your supreme pleasure to give me no better ...
... Croak . Ha ! ha ! ha ! And so , my dear , it's your supreme wish that I should be quite wretched upon this occasion ? ha ! ha ! Croak . ( Mimicking . ) Ha ! ha ! ha ! And , so , my dear , it's your supreme pleasure to give me no better ...
Contents
POEMS | 9 |
THE TRAVELER or a Prospect of Society | 23 |
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS | 36 |
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